Arts & Life

Jerusha White has been here for years working on her first full album. The Other Woman has finally arrived. The local chanteuse has made a premier name for herself for live shows and singles released to national radio.

Andrea Fredeen may be the city's first physioartist to hang a show at the Two Rivers Gallery.

John A. Macdonald gets credit for a lot of things: founding Canada, gracing the $10 bill, being the country's first and third prime minister. But he doesn't get the same level of credit for being a master artist. OK, it's another John A.

Many local youth aspire to perform on the stage. From teens to small children, from standup comedians to Shakespearean dramatists, there are galaxies of up-and-coming theatre artists.

Theatre North West is keeping its steampunk cards close to its vest. It doesn't want the innovative costuming for their version of A Christmas Carol to boil over before the live audience has had a chance to see it.

An agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. will be on duty at Northern FanCon. It might be he who needs the superhero security, though.

Skelly, a Prince George-produced dissectable human model, is back in his hometown after a trip to Seattle.

Acclaimed playwright Meghan Gardiner just stroked Prince George into another level of immortality, making this city the setting for a new drama that is ringing up headlines and box office cash registers in Vancouver.

When the story is told of the Miracle On South Division Street, local audiences have a chance to make little miracles happen for those in serious need.

There are few architects who live in Prince George anymore. Keeping watch over the construction of new buildings and neighbourhoods is the one who has served longest in those ranks and still calls this city home.